Finn’s Pool Services is a company that offers comprehensive pool maintenance and cleaning services to homeowners, associations, and businesses. One of our specialty services is new plaster curing, which is a critical process that requires careful attention and expertise when pool plaster is newly applied. We will explain our new pool plaster 30-day curing process, including its importance, procedure, and maintenance.
New plaster curing is a vital process that must be done correctly to ensure the longevity and appearance of your pool. During this process, the plaster is hardened, sealed, and conditioned to provide a smooth and durable surface. The first 30 days is when it develops the capability to withstand the harsh conditions of a pool environment. A properly cured plaster ensures that your pool is comfortable, safe to swim in, and looks stunning.
At Finn’s Pool Services, we have a new precise procedure for curing to ensure that the plaster is properly cured. Here are the essential steps in the process:
Step 1: Filling the Pool
Once the new plaster has been installed, the pool is filled with water to the recommended level.
Step 2: Chemical Treatment
The Finn’s Pool Services team will add a chemical treatment to the water to help prevent stains and color changing.
Step 3: Initial Brushing
The pool is then brushed with a soft-bristled brush to remove any excess plaster particles from the surface.
Step 4: Water Circulation
The water in the pool is then circulated constantly for 24 hours to prevent any stagnant areas and to promote even curing.
Step 5: Water Testing
The water is tested 3 times per week to maintain the proper chemical balance.
Step 6: Brushing
The pool is brushed 3 times per week to prevent the surface buildup of algae and other debris.
Step 7: Final Brushing
After 30 days, the pool is brushed to remove any remaining plaster dust or residue.
After the curing process is complete, it is crucial to maintain the new plaster. This will keep it looking great and functioning correctly. Here are some tips for maintaining new plaster:
Test the Water Regularly
It is essential to test the water regularly to maintain the proper chemical balance. Finn’s Pool Services can guide how to test the water and adjust the chemicals.
Brush the Pool
Brush the pool regularly to prevent the buildup of algae and other debris on the surface.
Avoid Heavy Traffic
During the first 30 days after plastering, it is crucial to avoid heavy traffic on the surface of the plaster. This can cause cracks or damage to the surface, affecting its appearance and durability.
It is important to schedule regular maintenance with Finn’s Pool Services. This step will ensure that the pool is functioning correctly, and any issues are addressed promptly.
Finn’s Pool Services has years of experience in new plaster curing and other swimming pool maintenance and cleaning services. Our team of experts is highly trained in the latest techniques and technologies. They ensure that your pool is in excellent condition.
With Finn’s Pool Services, you can rest assured that your new plaster will be properly cured and maintained. We care about the functionally and look of your pool.
We work with many local pool builders to take care of their brand new pools. They trust Finn’s for the proper attention that the new plaster curing process requires. We’re grateful for these clients as they are a vote of confidence in our expertise.
New plaster curing is a critical process that requires careful attention and expertise. With Finn’s Pool Services, you can be confident that your pool’s newly plastered pool is properly cured, as well as maintained, to provide a smooth, durable surface that will last for years.
Contact Finn’s Pool Services today to learn more about our new plaster 30-day curing process. We will be more than happy to help keep your swimming pool looking great.
All processes are conducted in accordance with Florida State’s Drywall Safety Act of 2012.
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